Irish fifteens recipe

Fifteens are an easy no-bake traybake that kids can get involved with. These are eaten in Northern Ireland so I make these sometimes for St Patricks Day.

Fifteens are a part of the social fabric of Northern Ireland, and are always found in bakeries and at baptisms, funerals and coffee mornings. It’s a very simple recipe that gets its name from the fact that it uses 15 of each of the key ingredients. Get the Sainsbury's magazine recipe

The classic Northern Irish no-bake traybake. Digestive biscuits, cherries, marshmallows, condensed milk and coconut.

Chloe King shares her fifteens recipe; a perfect sweet treat for cooking with kids.

This no bake Irish Fifteens traybake recipe is so easy to make! A popular sweet treat recipe from Northern Ireland made with fluffy marshmallows, crushed digestive biscuits (graham crackers), sweetened condensed milk, coconut and cherries. What are Fifteens

This no bake Irish Fifteens traybake recipe is so easy to make! A popular sweet treat recipe from Northern Ireland made with fluffy marshmallows, crushed digestive biscuits (graham crackers), sweetened condensed milk, coconut and cherries. What are Fifteens

These Irish Fifteens are a delightful no-bake gluten-free dessert that is easy to make (and even easier to eat). This recipe is an open invitation to celebrate the joy of whimsy, showcasing how a few well-chosen ingredients can lead to stunning results. Ideal for those moments when the oven feels like one task too many, Irish Fifteens require nothing more than a bit of mixing, rolling, and a patience-testing chill in the fridge. For those who prefer to cook with weight instead of cups…

Fifteen digestive biscuits, 15 glacé cherries, and 15 marshmallows comprise this quick and easy no-bake “traybake."

These traditional desserts from Ireland are simply delicious. Get the recipes here.

Irish Fifteens are an easy no-bake dessert that are totally irresistible! Mix them up in a matter of minutes, then chill, slice, and serve! Make these traditional biscuits from Northern Ireland and serve them for dessert or for a party!